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The public middle schools with the highest share of Hispanic students in Jefferson County, Alabama

This ranking covers the public middle schools with the highest share of Hispanic students in Jefferson County, Alabama, drawn from 32 qualifying public middle schools. Irondale Middle School leads the list at 34.9%, against a median of 11.1% across the ranked schools.

The table below is sortable and filterable, and the full list downloads as a CSV. Figures come from federal NCES enrollment data and, where applicable, state assessment results for 2024-25.

Schools ranked

Jefferson County, Alabama

Top % Hispanic

34.9%

Median % Hispanic

11.1%

MOST HISPANIC · JEFFERSON COUNTY, ALABAMA

#	School	City	District	Students	Hispanic students	% Hispanic
1	Irondale Middle School	Irondale, AL	Jefferson County	430	150	34.9%
2	Rudd Middle School	Pinson, AL	Jefferson County	648	222	34.3%
3	Hueytown Middle School	Hueytown, AL	Jefferson County	755	170	22.5%
4	Bessemer City Middle School	Bessemer, AL	Bessemer City	616	136	22.1%
5	Empower Community School Upper Campus	Bessemer, AL	Empower Schools of Alabama	211	43	20.4%
6	McAdory Middle School	McCalla, AL	Jefferson County	841	171	20.3%
7	Wilkerson Middle School	Birmingham, AL	Birmingham City	424	75	17.7%
8	Leeds Middle School	Leeds, AL	Leeds City	452	77	17.0%
9	Ossie Ware Mitchell Middle School	Birmingham, AL	Birmingham City	330	50	15.2%
10	Jones Valley Middle School	Birmingham, AL	Birmingham City	465	68	14.6%
11	Jefferson County International Baccalaureate School	Pleasant Grove, AL	Jefferson County	345	50	14.5%
12	Ira F Simmons Middle School	Hoover, AL	Hoover City	860	120	13.9%
13	Minor Middle School	Adamsville, AL	Jefferson County	668	79	11.8%
14	Green Acres Middle School	Birmingham, AL	Birmingham City	309	36	11.7%
15	Smith Middle School	Birmingham, AL	Birmingham City	336	39	11.6%
16	Huffman Middle School	Birmingham, AL	Birmingham City	384	43	11.2%
17	Erwin Middle School	Center Point, AL	Jefferson County	585	64	10.9%
18	Homewood Middle School	Homewood, AL	Homewood City	1,000	108	10.8%
19	Bush Hills STEAM Academy	Birmingham, AL	Birmingham City	370	39	10.5%
20	Rutledge School	Midfield, AL	Midfield City	288	29	10.1%
21	ClayChalkville Middle School	Trussville, AL	Jefferson County	952	95	10.0%
22	Bragg Middle School	Gardendale, AL	Jefferson County	731	60	8.2%
23	HewittTrussville Middle School	Trussville, AL	Trussville City	1,163	54	4.6%
24	Liberty Park Middle School	Vestavia, AL	Vestavia Hills City	514	23	4.5%
25	C J Donald Middle School	Fairfield, AL	Fairfield City	316	14	4.4%
26	North Jefferson Middle School	Kimberly, AL	Jefferson County	669	26	3.9%
27	WE Putnam Middle SchoolMagnet	Birmingham, AL	Birmingham City	184	7	3.8%
28	i3 Academy Phase 2	Birmingham, AL	i3 Academy	400	14	3.5%
29	Corner Middle School	Warrior, AL	Jefferson County	437	14	3.2%
30	Pizitz Middle School	Vestavia, AL	Vestavia Hills City	1,131	36	3.2%
31	Legacy Prep Intermediate	Birmingham, AL	Legacy Prep	219	6	2.7%
32	Mountain Brook Junior High School	Mountain Brook, AL	Mountain Brook City	1,005	15	1.5%

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